| TEETERON | Be about to fall off of, perhaps |
| DESELECT | Click a check mark off of, perhaps |
| LUNGI | Piece of cloth stuck to one about to fall off |
| RIPE | About to fall off the vine |
| CRUMB | Tiny piece that falls off of a piece of bread |
| BEAM | What many a gymnast falls off of |
| TEETERS | Appears to be about to fall |
| TOTTER | Move unsteadily; be about to fall |
| TEETER | Be about to fall (6) |
| UNSEAT | Of a horse, to cause its rider to fall off (6) |
| LORRY | Are things apt to fall off the back of one? (5) |
| YCLEPT | Once called to exercise on a bike, first to fall off (6) |
| ONTHE | In a state of eager anticipation and likely to fall off chair (2,3,4,2,4,4) |
| EDGEOF | In a state of eager anticipation and likely to fall off chair (2,3,4,2,4,4) |
| ONESSEAT | In a state of eager anticipation and likely to fall off chair (2,3,4,2,4,4) |
| LOOSE | Ready to fall off |
| INSOMNIA | It's hard to fall off with this (8) |
| SHED | Cause to fall off building (4) |
| PETER | To fall off in volume intensity and finally cease (5) |
| OCTAGON | Start to fall off wagon after 31 days in shape (7) |
